Likuliku Lagoon Resort

Add this resort to your bucket list and enjoy true Fijian hospitality in a quiet relaxed setting. Staff are attentive, accommodating and friendly. The food was fresh, tasty and amazing. Huge variety but with a Fijian flair. Overwater Bures are huge and provide a perfect mix of privacy, comfort and amazing sunset views.

Amazing, from the moment we arrived until the moment we left we had the most wonderful time. The staff are all superb and friendly, they take so much pride in their jobs that everything was perfect. The food was delicious and our over-water bure was beautiful. The snorkelling on the house reef was great, and the snorkelling trips were well worth doing to visit other reefs with amazing corals.

The hotel is extremely amazing. It is a quiet, getaway in a beautiful beach island. The hotel hosts only a few guests at a time, and offer beautiful rooms that face the ocean. They are spacious and very clean. The food is great! It has a wide variety and everything was delicious. Overall the staff is very friendly and considerate. Would definitely stay again.

Wow, wow and wow. This resort is a superb retreat. I would give it more than 5 stars if I could, and there are only a few places worldwide that I would do that for. The location is excellent in a lagoon with clear water, fish swimming by shore at low tide (black tipped baby shark, sting ray, various types of fish). The service is outstanding - everyone was so warm and welcoming, making our stay a wonderful one. We stayed in Bure # 45 which is a deluxe beachfront unit (it is one of the last ones so you do need to walk a bit). The Bure is built in local style and has all of the amenities, including an outdoor shower, a plunge pool, a day bed, lounge chairs, chairs. As foodies, they also get top marks. They catered to our dietary needs and served delicious meals. There is a buffet for breakfast and you can order too for hot food. The food was beautifully presented and delicious. As it was rainy season, we learned to do an activities in the morning. We love to snorkel and did the clam trip to Tavarua which was interesting; also did Mushroom Reef - wow; and Castaway Wall - wow, and wow. As no one else wanted to go, we had a private tour with a guide. We did take the ferry which left at 9:30 a.m. (so had a few hours waiting time as our flight landed at 5:20 a.m.). That ferry makes multiple stops so it took 2 hours to get to Malolo Island. On the way back we did the 2 pm ferry which goes directly back to Port Denarau and was 45 minutes (much better). Definitely recommend this resort - it is truly wonderful.

Stunning resort. Barefoot luxury defined. The setting is magnificent- it’s exclusive and private with not too many people around. The staff are unbelievable - they’ll know your name and preferred drink by day 2. They’re warm and friendly like all Fijians and you’ll be saying goodbye with a tear and a hug, rather than a handshake. Food is outstanding - very high quality, sophisticated and innovative, not at all what you would expect on an island in Fiji. Snorkelling off the beach or the pier is like swimming in a fishtank - amazing. It’s not fancy, new and chic, more understated island luxury in an idyllic setting. The deluxe beachfront bures with private plunge pool are superb. It’s our second time and it’s only gotten better since the 2025 refurbishment.